Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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Top row: Giannini, Merrill, White. Trujillo, Drown, Haas. Abrams. Grainger. Vernon. Booth. Smith. West. Painter. J. Mankins. Middle row: Lund. Gatcr. Linn. Maroney. Kinq. Brown. Farney. Cowan, Silva. E. Mankins. McVey. Dippel. Bottom row: Shields, Ott, Sweeney. Adams. Haas. Hicks. Case. Ceaglio, Alldredge. Taylor, Staten. Top row: Alldredge. M. Giannini. Taylor. Brand. Cooley. D. Giannini. Hendrickson. Hartley, Wilkie. Granrud, Simmons, Hibbs. Middle row: MacDonald, Stubblefield, Peltier. Hardwick, Miller. Fitzer, Hartley. Ferguson. Cooper, Tyler, Eqgleston, Mobley. Falletti, Smith. Durkee, Lund. Bottom row: Pacey, Morton. Read, Breedlove, Chapman, Sundquist Allan. Tunison Applegate. Camancho. Willett. EIGHTH GRADE The Eighth Grade started off the year by electing Donna Sweeney, President; Kevin Merrill, Vice-President; Otis Hibbs, Treasurer; and Ardis Tunison and Dorothy Read, Guards of Arms, to quell over-enthusiastic members. Many of the boys went out for all sports. They won three out of four basketball games with Susanville. The girls also held their own against the upper classmen and many re- ceived their letters. During the winter the eighth grade held afternoon skiing parties at Tunison's or near the school. They had one cross-country skii trip to Indian Ole Dam. They won the contest for selling the most tickets to The Brat. « 13

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Top row: Pinkham. Jarrard. Eldridge. Purdy. Ebberts. Smith. Williams. Scoville. Knecht. M. Robertson Covert. Middle row: Mix Schenke , Ortm.er, Burd.ne Sloan. Phipps. Shanks. Keelev. Walker. Staley. Warner. Hughes Allen. Bottom row: Abila. Wheelock, Hood. Byrd. Rivera. Russell. McKee. Tyler Ball. Yutz Bickel Top row: Archibald. Davidson. Vierra. Emerson. Mead. Anderson. Christensen. Nash. Schneringer. C. Robertson Ross Sordi. Middle row: Alien, Creighton. Rowley. McDonald. Self. Rollans. Martin. Bergstrom. Farney Grainqer Brown' Bottom row: Tyler. Russell. Towers. Garcia. Patterson. Powers. Nuss, Jeffries. Vail. FRESHMEN Last year, as school closed, the eighth graders met in Room 3 to choose Freshman officers. Those elected were: Arnold Melvin, President; Ellen Nuss, Vice-President; Alicia Rivera, Secretary-Treasurer; Lucille McKee, Ex.-Committee member; Marilyn Berg- strom, Song Leader; and Imogene Russell, Yell Leader. They started their Freshman year with Mr. Allen as class adviser. At the first meeting, Arnold resigned to leave town and Robert Creighton was elected to take his place. The class of '41 enjoyed their first night party in February and devoted the evening to dancing and games. Several hot dog sales, candy sales, and a record breaking pie sale helped to fill the class treasury during the year. « 12 »

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First row: Shelton, Merrill, Seely. Roberts, Wilder, Compton. Saborido, Silva. Hendrickson. Vanderville. Mix. Yanger, White. Chilson. Second row: Rose. Rivera, Garnero. Fiora. Merva. Gibson. Maltby, Snowball, C. Valle. Snook, Coxen, Huggins. Third row: Codemo. Travers. Miller, Watson, J. Valle. Seipert. Smith, Lauer, Pappa, DeClusin, Dawson! Fourth row: Wood, Callcgari, Shulz, Willet. Vierra, Carter, Parisot, Farney, Thompson. Swain. First row: Hopper, Shields, MacDonald. Wall, Guzman, Gottardo, Black, Doering, Martin. Craig, Yarbrough, Hoffmier. Pinon. Second row: Huggins. Young, Carroll, Hix, Cuzzalio. V. Giannini, Breedlove, Menchini, Jones. Scott. Hall. Third row: Andrews. McVey, Williamson, Moore, Parker. Covert. Smith. Keely, Morini, Conley. Kreus, Perry. Madrid. Fourth row: Coulter, Cyr, Zollar, Trujillo, Mitchell, MacDonald. Sodi, Funk. Connelly, Olsen, Foster. SEVENTH GRADE The Seventh Grade held its first meeting in September with Mrs. Huggins acting as their adviser. The following officers were elected: President, Marilyn Pappa: Vice-Presi- dent, Glen Wall; Secretary-Treasurer, Ivy Seipert: Yell Leader, Tom Mix: Song Leader, Norma Conley: and Student Control members, Dorothy Snook and Tommy Foster. Candy sales led among class activities. The seventh graders were interested in dancing and held small dancing parties on Friday mornings. The boys have improved their dancing with the girls' help. They often went skiing after school with Mr. Mitchell. They also carried off the singing trophy for 1937-38. « 14 »